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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PNEUMOCONIOTIC»
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Work-Related Lung Disease Surveillance Report 1999
Pneumoconiotic Agents Exposure Figure 6-3. Pneumoconiotic agents: Number of
MSHA and OSHA inspector samples and percent exceeding the permissible
exposure limit (PEL), 1970-1996 122 Figure 6-4. Pneumoconiotic agents:
Number ...
Rochelle B. Althouse, 2000
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Work-Related Lung Disease Surveillance Report (2007, 7th Ed. )
Agents. Exposures. Figure 6-4. Pneumoconiotic agents: Percent of exposures
exceeding the NIOSH recommended exposure limits by major industry division,
MSHA inspector and mine operator and OSHA samples, 1979–2003 .
3
Miners' Lung: A History of Dust Disease in British Coal Mining
He worked intermittently thereafter as a handyman, labourer and a watchman,
finally having to give up work altogether in 1958. By the late 1960s he was
diagnosed as 100% pneumoconiotic. Another South Wales miner, Howard Jones
, ...
Arthur McIvor, Ronald Johnston, 2007
4
Occupational Lung Diseases: Research Approaches and Methods
The major source of variability, however, seems to arise from failure of the reader
to separate pneumoconiotic from nonpneumoconiotic large opacities. 1t is
difficult to accept the proposition that the interobserver variability arises because
...
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International Classification of HRCT for Occupational and ...
Pseudoplaque Pseudoplaques are pneumoconiotic nodules often accumulating
in the sub-pleural interstitium that mimics or resembles a pleural plaque. In
contrast to the smooth appearance in pleural plaque, pseudoplaques show a
granular ...
Yukinori Kusaka, Kurt G. Hering, John E. Parker, 2006
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Advances in Environmental Control Technology: Health and ...
pneumoconiotic changes (t = 4.90, p < 0.0001). This relationship was
independent of lung coal and lung silica content. Mean FEV]% was higher, but
not significantly so, in subjects with minimal or no pneumoconiotic change
compared to those ...
7
Issues in Orthopedics and Occupational and Sports Medicine: ...
“This preliminary intervention trial evaluated the effect of two-hour training on
inexperienced physicians' skill in interpreting pneumoconiotic chest radiographs.
One hundred-two Japanese physicians participated in two reading-tests, using
12 ...
8
Radiology of Chest Diseases
(5) Large opacities: Both pneumoconiotic and nonpneumoconiotic opacities
larger than 1 cm in diameter are coded. Distinct areas of rounded atelectasis (RA
) in contact with the pleura fall under the heading of visceral-type pleural
thickening ...
Sebastian Lange, Geraldine Walsh, 2011
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Work-related Lung Disease Surveillance Report, 1996
Pneumoconiotic agents: Number of MSHA and OSHA inspector samples and
percent exceeding the permissible exposure limit (PEL), 1970-1994
Pneumoconiotic agents: Number of MSHA and OSHA inspector samples and
average severity ...
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. Division of Respiratory Disease Studies, 1996
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Work Related Lung Disease Surveillance Report
Pneumoconiotic agents: Number of MSHA and OSHA inspector samples and
percent exceeding the permissible exposure limit (PEL), 1970-1994
Pneumoconiotic agents: Number of MSHA and OSHA inspector samples and
average severity ...
